Health plan bill reached by conferees on HMO expansion
Senate and House negotiators agreed on a 375 million measure to fund the growth of prepaid health plans that would offer Americans all medical care at a fixed monthly price. The plan supports about 100 new HMOs over five years and faces a possible Nixon veto during Christmas recess.
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Anonymous Santa Claus Returns Girl's Gift
Teresa Speer of Lyle wrote the Austin Herald asking for help to recover her late mother's Christmas present after losing it downtown. The paper's front page prompt led to a shopping bag with a note reading For Teresa Speer appearing at the receptionist desk, restoring the gift before Christmas.
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